Murder mystery unfolds as Bannister suspects Juliet France
In Tremont a newspaper editor David Bannister investigates the Tracy King murder with ally Gainey. Suspects include Juliet France Herman Scurlach Joe Parrott and Melvina Hollister while Parrott's arrest and a related offense loom. Bannister uses Juliet to elicit truth, while a tense dinner scene unfolds at Aunt Kate's house.
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David Bannister
Tracy King
Orchestra
Bannister
Fermer
Gainey
the Post
Juliet France
King
Herman Scurlach
Joe Parrott
Vaudevillie
Melvina Hollister
Denise Lang
Matthew Holblister
Melwina
Mannister
Siater
Dragan
King’s
Henley
Juliet Prance
Joe Parrett
Row
Evening Post Office
Parrott
St. Louis
McNeal
Tremont
King Boris Accepts Dictatorship After Bulgarian Coup
Bulgarian army quickly overthrew the constitutional government at dawn and placed Kimon Gueroguieff as premier. King Boris signed decree after decree, dissolving parliament and creating a disciplined state with a seven member cabinet. The manifesto vows one party regime, end of municipal elections, and closer ties with Soviet Russia.
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Associated Press
Sofia
Bulgaria
Boris
Kimon Gueroguieff
Russia
Social Visit Notes Link Local Families Across Brook Haven
The report lists gatherings in Brook Haven with Mr and Mrs George Rail hosting guests from Earnest Davis and family. Mr and Mrs Bob Garrett and family visited Mr and Mrs Jack Vaughn on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Alfred Nichols along with family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Cecil Yarkins. Mr and Mrs Dowel Nichols visited the latter's parents, Mr and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruben Stockton
H. J
Charlie Sanders
R. J
J. C. Vaughn
Earnest Davis
Allen
Olen Nickels
Cecil Yoakin
Alford Nichols
Mary Stockton
Hubert
J. R. Davis
Lester
Chester Stockton
George Rail
Bob Garrett
Jack Vaughn
Alfred Nichols
Cecil Yarkins
Dowel Nichols
Local Social Notes From Ada County Gatherings
Mrs. Owen Voyles and Mrs. Dows Sliger hosted relatives in Ada area. Edd Clampitt family attended Sunday school. June McSwain stayed with Oma McGalliard. Opal Gooch returned from Edmond for school. Banquet attendees at Latta included Blankenship Stephens McGalliard Gouch Flannagan Turner. Ada visitors included Rowlett Bebee and Minor family.
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Owen Voyles
Pecan Grove
Rocky Chapel
Henry Creech
Henry Clampitt
Oral Clampitt
Latta
Dena Mae Blankenship
Bula Mae Stephens
Oma
Odus McGalliard
Marie Gouch
Marie Flannagan
Lela Mae Turner
Joe Rowlett
Bebee
Alvin Minor
Little Daughter
Sunshine
Dow Sliger
Charley Brookey
Roy McGalliard
Robert Hisan
Johnnie Bedwell
Ada
Local Social Notes From May Busy Weekend
Mrs Milt and Ira Harrison visited their husbands in the string town Sunday May 20. Mesdames Phillips and Lee led a high school outing at Turner Falls in southern Oklahoma. Miss Marguerite Givens received a pre nuptial shower at Mrs Ralph Clark s home Friday evening May 18. Zetta Ward and son of Ray City visit her parents northwest of Roff. Claude Hardin and Otto Berry won the goat roping contest Saturday. Wm Whittaker and company.
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Nellie
Gladys Choate
Wilson
Frank Nordean
Okay, Ark
Joe Ablesses
A. Beisel
W. E. Peppers
Bartlesville
Marguerite Givens
Russell Dillingham
Miss Givens
Dausher
W. T. Givens
Mr. Dillingham
Washington
Okla
Oklahome City
Roff Civic Club
Ioneer
Mesdames Garand Marion
Clay Jones
Stewart Zorn
Ada
Miller
Secuilin
Pat Straughan
Mill Creek
Sur
Essie P. Dunham
Miss Dunham
L. A. Grant
Pluimer
Milt
Ira Harrison
Roff
Claude Hardin
Otto Berry
Wm. Whittaker
Pie Supper Planned for May 29 at Local Place
Preaching drew a large crowd over weekend with families visiting each other. A pie supper is scheduled for May 29 at the local place. Sunday school continues each Sunday morning and prayer meeting each Sunday night.
Religious notices and community gatherings in Ada area
Rev Blackhawk of Ada filled his regular appointment Sunday. Bro Payne of Union Valley delivered a sermon and will be invited back. Miss Jewell Howard left Friday to enroll at the Ada college. Prayer meeting and school program drew large crowds. The school year praised, and a picnic held. Ruth Thompson visited Irene Davis. Hale home hosted Sedrick Newell and Luther Cook. Jeff Byrd and family visited M L Byrd. Remember Sunday school next Sunday and B Y P U Sunday night.
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Blackhawk
Ada
Bro. Payne
Union Valley
Jewell Howard
Ruth Thompson
Irene Davis
R. K. Thompson
Kennamer
C. C. Thompson
Odell Davis
Wewoka
R. L. Hale
Sedrick Newell
Luther Cook
Vivian Thompson
Jeff Byrd
M. L. Byrd
Dr Linscheid Denies Oklahoma City University Presidency Interest
Dr A Linscheid stated he is not an applicant for the Oklahoma City University presidency and had no prior notice of being considered. He said no university official had approached him about the post after a front page Daily Oklahoman story reported he was under consideration.
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Oklahoma City University
A. Linscheid
Daily
Oklahoman
Dr. Linscheid
Burglar Steals Watch and Money at Fleet Home
Burglary reported at the Frank Fleet residence 901 East Seventeenth. Entry used an auger to bore a hole in the front screen then ice pick to unlatch. About 355 in cash and a watch missing. Police questioned several suspects after the morning theft. Edmond Atkinson Tuesday.
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Frank Fleet
East Seventeenth
Edmond Atkinson
Graft Revelation Shakes Japanese Cabinet As Kuroda Is Arrested
Tokyo report says Hideo Kuroda vice minister of finance was arrested for irregularities in Bank of Formosa and Imperial Rayon Company affairs. Though Premier Saito denies resignations, observers foresee cabinet turmoil and possible reshuffles as finance chief Korekyo Takahashi faces pressure.
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Tokyo
Hideo Kuroda
Saito
Kuroda
Korekyo Takahashi
Bank of Formosa
Imperial Rayon Company
Choate worries bold bootleggers end year fight
Federal alcohol control administrator Joseph H. Choate Jr says eliminating the bootleg trade will take about a year. He notes the back of the trade remains strong and only a major enforcement push or public will to stop buying bootleg liquor could curb it, as illicit sales rise and prices fall.
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Associated Press
Washington
Joseph H. Choate, Jr
Choate
Western senators study liberalizing silver bill
Four silver bloc members Borah Thomas Wheeler and McCarran met privately on the measure to decide whether to amend. They forecast no changes. Pittman said amendments had administration support as aims include home and abroad purchases and possible 50 cent ounce price cap.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Thomas
Okla
Wheeler
Mont
McCarran
Nev
Pittman
Roosevelt
Robinson
Treasury
New Home Loan Plan Outlined
Washington May 18 4 P The senate banking committee began work on a housing bill at President Roosevelts request detailing a 2000 cap for home improvements. Banks would lend under 5 percent with five year payments while a 20 percent government guarantee covers lender losses of up to 2000. The plan aims to boost remodeling and new homes with a government insured loan pool and careful loan screening.
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J. R. Brackett
Washington
Congressional
Senate Banking Committee
Roosevelt
John Smith
Building and Loan Association
Insurance Corporation
Smith
Shull Outlines U S Farm Finance Plan At Oklahoma Meet
C Graves Shull vice president of the Federal Land Bank of Wichita told the Oklahoma Farm Real Estate association convention in Stillwater that Congress has placed the U S government squarely behind the financing program of the farm credit administration. Shull is from Hugo Oklahoma and spoke at the annual state convention.
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Oklahoma Bank
Land Bank
FCA
Wichita
Stillwater
Congress
United States
Farm Credit Administration
C. Graves Shull
Federal Land Bank of
Oklahoma Farm .Real Estate Association
Bhull
Hugo
Okla
McKeowns Under Treatment In Naval Hospital
Three house members and the house sergeant at arms are receiving daily treatment at the naval hospital in Washington for amoebic dysentery. Representatives McKeown Oklahoma Lehr Michigan Hess Ohio and Kenneth Romney the sergeant at arms. Mrs McKeown and Mrs Lehr also are being treated. The group stopped at the Congress hotel in Chicago last October during judiciary committee bank ruptcy receivership investigations. Treat ment will continue three more weeks with possible permanent cure or periodic treatment for a year or two.
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Washington
Naval Hospital
McKeown
Oklahoma
Lehr
Michigan
Hess
Ohio
Kenneth Romney
Romney
Congress Hotel
Chicago
House Judiciary Committee
Nash on trial for bank robbery tied to Underhill gang
Houston Nash, linked to slain desperado Wilbur Underhill, goes on trial in Oklahoma City for robbery with firearms over the December bank safe raid in Harrah. Eugene Clark faces a similar charge. the prosecution plans a life sentence if Nash is convicted. Smith, the first witness, described a five man gang binding him and stealing $5 before releasing him near Earlsboro.
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Oklahoma City
Houston Nash
Wilbur Underhill
Desperado
First National Bank of
Impeachment Recommended for Federal Judge Charles Woodward
Washington May 23 The House Judiciary Committee voted 15 to 5 to recommend impeachment of Chicago Federal Judge Charles E. Woodward. Chairman Sumners said the action followed the McKeown subcommittee inquiry into Chicago bankruptcy administration and declined to name voters. The panel will discuss further reports on Judges James H. Wilkerson and Walter C. Lindley.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
House
Charles E. Woodward
Chicago
Sumners
D-Tex
McKeown
Federal Judiciary
James H. Wilkerson
Walter C. Lindley
Malden Compress Plant Destroyed by Fire
The Malden Compress Company a subsidiary of Federal Compress Company Memphis Tenn burned early today with losses estimated at 500000. Night watchman Lon Guthrie said the fire started in three sections about the same time. The plant built in 1923 covered about five acres and all but the engine room and office were destroyed. W C Moore manager was out of town and rebuilding plans pending his return.
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Malden
Malden’ Compress .Company
Federal Compress Company
Memphis
Tenn
Lon Guthrie
W. C. Moore
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